Boulton Septic

10/12/2026

🍂 Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

We hope everyone had a wonderful long weekend filled with good food, great company, and plenty of reasons to be thankful.

We’re especially thankful for our amazing staff, wonderful customers, and helpful partners, along with our family and friends who support us and make everything we do possible.

From our family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving! 🧡

10/05/2026

Be honest… 🤔 How long have you lived in your home, and how many times have you had your septic tank pumped?

If your answer is “Uhhh… I don’t remember” 👀 your septic tank probably remembers.

Keeping up with regular pumping can help prevent unwanted surprises down the road.🚽💩

09/25/2026

Getting your home and yard ready for winter? Don’t forget about your septic!

While you’re putting away the lawn furniture, cleaning up the leaves, and checking off your fall to-do list, make sure your septic is on it too.

You don’t want to be reminded after the ground is frozen! 🥶💩

09/19/2026

🏡ATTENTION NEW HOME OWNERS🏡

Have you recently purchased a rural property? It’s a good idea to find out:

✔️ Where your septic tank is located
✔️ When it was last pumped
✔️ What type of system you have
✔️ When it may need its next service

A little preventative care now can help save you from a hassle later. Were always available and happy to help!

09/14/2026

Well... we couldn’t have said it better ourselves🤣👇

09/03/2026

📞 Call us today at 613 353 6939! We can get you signed up for our Septic Pumping Reminder Program so you don’t have to stress of a mess.

A little planning now can save you from a very crappy surprise later! 😉

08/31/2026

🚽You dump it, We pump it!

08/28/2026

🏡 Attention Home Owners 🏡

Taking a few simple steps to protect your septic system now can help you prevent costly repairs, clogs, and unnecessary expenses down the road.

🚽 “Flushable” wipes including any type of baby wipes
Even if the package says flushable, they do not break down quickly enough and can contribute to clogs and septic problems. Baby wipes are made to stay strong when they are wet. The only thing that should be flushed is toilet paper and human waste.

💅🏽 Feminine products and hygiene wipes
They absorb liquid and expand instead of breaking down like toilet paper. Often made from durable fibres that don’t break down easily. This includes tampons, pads, panty liners, and personal hygiene wipes.

🧻 Paper towels, napkins, facial tissues
These do not break down like toilet paper and can cause blockages. Even tissues that feel soft can take much longer to break down. Put them in the garbage instead.

🐱 Cat litter
Can create clogs and add solids the septic system isn’t designed to handle. Even litter advertised as flushable should not be flushed, as it can also introduce additional solids and potentially harmful material into the septic system.

🦷 Teeth floss and Hair
Neither break down at a septic-safe speed and can tangle around pumps and moving parts. They can also collect other debris and contribute to blockages.

🍳 Grease & cooking oil
Can solidify and build up in pipes and the septic tank. Even when poured down with hot water, grease eventually cools and can stick to the inside of pipes. Allow grease and oil to cool and dispose of them in the garbage.

🧤 Gloves & other plastics
Won’t break down and can cause serious blockages. This includes plastic bags, wrappers, condoms, latex products, and other plastic or rubber items.

🚬 Cigarette butts and medications
Don’t belong in the septic system and contain chemicals that can contaminate groundwater. Medications should be returned to a pharmacy for proper disposal, and cigarette butts belong in the garbage.

🚫 Simple rule to remember
If it isn’t toilet paper or human waste, DON’T flush it.
And for sinks, showers, and other drains: if it can clog a pipe, kill septic bacteria, or contaminate groundwater, keep it out of the drain.

05/19/2026

At Boulton Septic, we provide dependable septic maintenance, our team delivers reliable work that keeps your system running smoothly. We pride ourselves on fast response times, honest communication, and doing the job right the first time.

05/06/2026